Education Minister implores UNILUS graduates to grow agric sector
MINISTER of Education Douglas Syakalima has implored graduates at the University of Lusaka (UNILUS) to help grow the agriculture sector through water harvesting and utilising ground water and promoting irrigation.
Gov’t priorities local pharmaceutical industry – HH
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says Government will continue to prioritise the local pharmaceutical industry when procuring medicine and medical supplies.
Miles a UPND-sponsored project
MILES Sampa is an anarchic UPND-sponsored project to annihilate the Patriotic Front (PF) because the former ruling party has become the most popular political movement after Zambians have realised that…
Don’t spend your money on booze, Masebo tips Zambians
WITH 26 confirmed cases of cholera in Lusaka and two deaths caused by the virulent disease, Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo has urged people to take matters of hygiene personal…
We won’t arrest Miles – IG
MILES Sampa is not under any investigations and the police are not going to move and arrest him where there has never been a formal written complaint against him from…
MoU for Lobito Corridor, Lobito Railway development signed
THREE Memoranda of Understanding on Zambia-Lobito railway line, Lobito Corridor Development, and Critical Minerals, have been signed by participating parties.
Democracy under threat – CSOs
A CONSORTIUM of 12 civil society organisations have red-flagged the growing trends of undemocratic tendencies, intolerance, shrinking space for freedom of expression, freedom of assembly which they now fear have…
Parley allows expelled Sampa into the House
MILES Sampa was yesterday allowed to attend the full session of Parliament despite Speaker of the National Assembly Nelly Mutti having been notified by the Patriotic Front (PF) about its…
Inflation keeps rising, hits 12.6 percent
ZAMBIA’S annual inflation rate has increased to 12.6 percent in October due to price movements of selected food and non-food items.
FAZ boss schools refs
FOOTBALL Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga has urged Zambian referees to be focused and ensure that they take their career to the next level.
